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London Bridge and the river as seen from the top of the Monument.London Bridge and the river as seen from the top of the Monument.
London Bridge and the river as seen from the top of the Monument.

© National Maritime Museum, London

Repro ID: H6336
Title: London Bridge and the river as seen from the top of the Monument.
Description: John Rennie's London Bridge and the Thames, as seen from the Monument. This photograph was taken around 1901, a year before the bridge was widened. Rennie's bridge, opened in 1831, was finally replaced in 1967-72 when it could no longer cope with modern traffic. The illustration appeared in 'Living London' (1901-02), edited by George R Sims.
Creator: Unknown
Date: c. 1901
Credit line: G.R. Sims, Living London


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